by tyler stenson © 2010 — ASCAP
Best laid plans fail
And wrong winds catch sails
But that don’t mean you lay down
And lose your boat to the treacherous sea.
No, you must believe:
That which might have been, can yet still be.
I’ve seen a beautiful sky turn gray
As I stood by watching weather change
But that don’t mean the Sun is long-gone
And all of our Hope should leave.
No, you must believe:
That which might have been, can yet still be.
The greatest place ever known fell down.
It was the Fall of Rome–
But I’ve seen the Vatican and Coliseum
Under a summer’s gleam
(And it was the most beautiful thing I’d ever seen)
So, I’m telling you,
That which might have been, can yet still be.
Those best laid plans fail
And those wrong winds catch sails
But that don’t mean you lay down
And lose your boat to the treacherous sea.
No, you must believe:
That which might have been, can yet still be.